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Artikel

2 Mär 2012

Autor:
Eric Pfanner, New York Times

Pakistan Builds Web Wall Out in the Open

Many countries censor the Internet, but few spell out their intentions as explicitly as Pakistan. The government published a public tender last month for the “development, deployment and operation of a national-level URL filtering and blocking System.”...Ms. Saleem [of the NGO Bolo Bhi] wrote to the chief executives of eight international companies that make Net filtering technology, asking them to make a public commitment not to apply for the Pakistani grant. On Friday, one of them, Websense, which is based in San Diego, responded, declaring in a statement on its Web site that it would not seek the contract...